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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1949
Page
6
Dorothy Dix answers readers on whether to propose without meeting, whether to sacrifice youth for love, and how to judge two suitors who ditch their dates. She warns against unseen betrothal risks, advises listening to heart and mind, and condemns rude late night departures by gentlemen.
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Public notice lists Houston County projects for November including a contract with Houston County Fox Tile Base and sun face treatment. It calls for bids by December 14 and names In Hour 350 Vofat Le County Work on Novem Hei final bid and related advertising details.
Inspector Hal Altec of Memphis police accident division warns that many wrecks could be prevented if motorists would respect other drivers. He criticizes tailgaters middle-bound drivers and those who drive improperly as the most dangerous offenders and urges safer behavior on the road.
Washington reports that Lt. Benjamin Rush Toland left 40 percent of his posthumous estate, $1200, to the National Association of Manufacturers for improving employer employee relations, later bolstered by NAM with $16,000 for two research projects led by MIT’s Dr. Paul Pigors. Pigors stresses face to face talks, urges top management to improve communication, and offers do’s and don’ts to rebuild trust between workers and executives.
William E. Gilroy argues that true prophetic speech comes from lives close to God and a commitment to truth. He cites Jeremiah and other prophets, contrasts genuine divine voice with false claims, and concludes that only those aligned with God’s love, righteousness, and gospel endure as true ambassadors of God.
A fragment states that ninety percent of Lieutenant Toland's estate was divided between the CIO and APL to improve labor relations. It mentions a contribution given to local councils but provides no report on how it was used.
Rep. Franklin D Roosevelt Jr denies any plan to run for president or governor. He noted he expects voters in his district to return him, amid a flurry of questions about his political future during a stop in New Orleans.
A Negro denomination the Church of God in Christ schedules what is billed as its largest ever religious service in Memphis beginning December 15. About 10,000 members are expected to attend. the overnight six week event will run 24 hours daily for 71 consecutive days. Bishop Carlos M. Mason leads the denomination with participants from 42 states and five foreign countries assisting in the massive service.
In Convers, a juror says Judge Frank Guest is too tough as the jury remains deadlocked after two days. The judge warns against radio or newspaper exposure while deliberating. A deputy is not to read the comics aloud, despite the juror’s suggestion.
AEA district gathering draws several hundred Wiregrass teachers to Troy for the annual meeting. Speakers include Dr Truman M Pierce of Tennessee and Alabama College president Dr John T Caldwell. Topics cover improved community school relations and association policies for the year.
The oldest public building in the United States, the 30 year old Palace of the Governors in Santa Fe, has been repurposed to house New Mexico's state museum.
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